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. 2022 Jul 6;7:38. doi: 10.1186/s40850-022-00131-y

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Fig. 2 — Quantification of dauer and dauer-like size. a Scatterplots revealing the length and width of various developmental stages. Data for non-dauer stages are from [16]. Left panel, C. elegans; Right panel, C. inopinata. Non-dauer stages N_worms = 16–138; C. elegans dauers, N_worms = 214; C. inopinata dauers, N_worms = 174. *Dauer-like in the case of C. inopinata. b Bayesian phylogeny of nominal Caenorhabditis species of the Elegans group from [23]. Species in black are those used for this study. c-d Sina plots (strip charts with points taking the contours of a violin plot) illustrating the distributions of dauer (or dauer-like in the case of C. inopinata) length (c) and width (d), of four Caenorhabditis species. Each dot represents the observation of one worm. Red bars represent averages. C. elegans, N_worms = 214; C. inopinata, N_worms = 174; C. briggsae, N_worms = 85; C. tropicalis, N_worms = 93